The unglamorous half of an online business never gets a webinar. Russ Campbell wrote the post on how to submit a support ticket, along with several rounds of back office basics for beginners, and that tells you what kind of blog this is.
The subject is everything nobody demonstrates on stage: the settings you have not found, the daily routine you have not built, the team you are supposed to lead before you feel qualified. He writes about what your team actually values, about handling a client who has gone angry on you, about listening properly, and about reading every day because it quietly changes what you can write.
The marketing advice stays deliberately cheap and repeatable. He explains how to target the right people instead of everyone, how to get others promoting for you without paying them, what LinkedIn does beyond sitting there as a digital business card, and which handful of Facebook habits actually move visitors your way.
This suits a new affiliate who has been handed a blog and a team and has no idea what order to do things in. Begin with the beginner back office posts, then take the leadership ones once somebody is depending on you.